Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I, 22, 1  |       Moreover, they despise the workmanship of God, speaking against
 2    I, 24, 1  |        angels. Man, too, was the workmanship of angels, a shining image
 3   II, 30, 3  |      since even they too are the Workmanship and creatures of this [Creator]?
 4  III, 17, 1  |      beings, and to dwell in the workmanship of God, working the will
 5  III, 18, 1  |        Father, united to His own workmanship, inasmuch as He became a
 6  III, 22, 1  | substance from both the hand and workmanship of God, but the other not
 7  III, 22, 1  |      other not from the hand and workmanship of God, then He who was
 8   IV, pref, 4|  disallow the salvation of God's workmanship, which the flesh truly is;
 9   IV, 31, 2  |     flesh--that is, with His own workmanship; by which commixture and
10   IV, 33, 11 |         Word of God with His own workmanship, [declaring] that the Word
11   IV, 36, 6  |  inasmuch as he is a man, is His workmanship, although he may be ignorant
12   IV, 39, 2  |         If, then, thou art God's workmanship, await the hand of thy Maker
13   IV, 39, 2  |         is hidden [there] by the workmanship of God. His hand fashioned
14   IV, 39, 2  |       hast at once lost both His workmanship and life. For creation is
15   IV, 40, 3  |          he was envious of God's workmanship, and took in hand to render
16   IV, 40, 3  |          in hand to render this [workmanship] an enmity with God. For
17    V,  5, 1  |           and to sustain His own workmanship, and to bring it and place
18    V, 18, 1  |    Father in Me," how could this workmanship of the angels have borne